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    Odysseus In The Odyssey‚ Odysseus breaks Homers’ rule of characters not changing by going from a glory-seeking leader with a big mouth‚ to being a home-seeking leader that is patient. Odysseus has all the Homeric characteristics that define a leader. He has nobility‚ strength‚ courage‚ and a sharp intellect. Odysseus‚ along with every other hero‚ also has a few bad traits. He likes to linger around in one place for too long‚ his pride and ego are too big‚ and he wants glory so much he loses sight

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    to show their power to overcome the antagonist. This is demonstrated in book 9 of The Odyssey when Odysseus tricked the Cyclops (Polyphemus) into believing his name was “Nobody” after overcoming the urge to tell him his real name. After Polyphemus ate two of Odysseus’s men and was planning to eat him last‚ Odysseus planned to kill him first. Odysseus intoxicated Polyphemus‚ which allowed them to heat a large stick that they had made for him‚ and drove it into the Cyclops’ eye blinding him. When he

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    shock” (PETA – “Pyrogenicity”). The American Anti-Vivisection Society claims that most data from these tests are inaccurate because age and gender differences play role in the outcome as well. One alternative that is currently being used is the Limulus amoebocyte lysate (LAL) test‚ which utilizes the amoebocytes from a horseshoe crab to examine the body’s responses to pyrogen (AAVS – “Testing”). It can be used instead of rabbits and other animals‚ allowing them to escape from such harsh and cruel

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    courageous in The Odyssey. Odysseus’ actions are important because they demonstrate how a small act that is spur of the moment can save many people’s lives. For an act to be courageous‚ it must require extreme danger to the individual. Defeating Polyphemus was definitely dangerous

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    The Odysseus: A True Hero

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    needed to be a hero‚ strength. It took strength to drive a stake through the eye of the Cyclops Polyphemus. This blinded the giant‚ and allowed his men to escape. When Charybdis‚ the whirlpool monster‚ attacked his ship Odysseus was able to hold on to a fig tree and survive while

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    his journey. His journey starts as he leaves his family to join the Trojan War. After years of the war and victory‚ he confronts Polyphemus while he’s sailing back to his house on the island of Cyclopeans. Polyphemus locks up Odysseus

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    Odyssey Review/Essay Questions 1.What aspects of social and political life in Homeric times are reflected in the “Odyssey”? =The aspects in the social and political life in Homeric times that are reflected in the Odyssey are the leadership and hierarchy. These are depicted by kings‚ warriors and peasants who sometimes live un-heroic simple life.Other than that it shows the culture of the Greeks wherein if you will court a lady‚you should bring gifts. 2.What is the purpose of the many allusion

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    Divine Destiny Free will‚ man’s right to choose his own path. While clearly present in The Odyssey‚ it is through Homer’s writing that we begin to see the underlying belief‚ in ancient Greek culture‚ of divine intervention and the gods’ power to control and shape man’s destiny. Their influence is evident in determining the outcome of every adventure and obstacle that the hero‚ Odysseus‚ faces during his lengthy‚ perilous journey home following the events of the Trojan War. Man’s free will is

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    avoid the straight and you will sail around Sicily. You will also avoid the Sicilian monster Polyphemus; he has already devoured many Greek men.’ "We were sailing as the advice had been given by Helenus. But as we sailed close to Italy‚ we were called by a wretched sailor to the ’Help me‚ Trojans‚ I am a wretched Greek! With the leader of Ithaca‚ I sailed to Sicily‚ but in our flight when Polyphemus had devoured many of my buddies and he was blinded by our men I wandered away from my friends;

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    While seeking shelter‚ Odysseus and a few of his men find a cave inhabited by a Cyclopes named Polyphemus. When the Cyclopes returns Odysseus gives his name as Nobody. When the men ask for food and shelter‚ Polyphemus immediately kills one of them. Realizing that him and his men are in grave danger‚ Odysseus gets the Cyclopes drunk and punctures his eye while he is sleeping. When the men escape‚ Polyphemus tells his fellow Cyclopes‚ " ’Nobody‚ friends...Nobody’s killing me now by fraud and not by force’

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